Final Decision-Making Authority with Respect to the Royalty Territory Sample Clauses

Final Decision-Making Authority with Respect to the Royalty Territory. BMS shall have final decision-making authority on the JCC regarding all matters relating to the Commercialization of the Licensed Products in the Royalty Territory as provided in Section 2.7(c), including without limitation the following: (1) country adaptation and implementation of global marketing strategy; (2) free goods and discount policy; (3) targeting and segmentation (including sales force territories); (4) advertising and promotion expenses and allocation; (5) number of Sales Representatives to be used in a given country and the proportion of their time to be devoted to promotion of the Licensed Products; (6) early access program deployment; (7) public relations and product-related communications activities; (8) Phase IV Clinical Trial expenses and decisions as to where such activities will be conducted; (9) Licensed Product pricing and terms of sale; and (10) country adaptation and implementation of healthcare outcomes plans; provided, however, that with respect to the matters covered by clauses (7) and (9) above, BMS shall make its decision on such matters (to the extent relating to the EU, Japan, Mexico and Canada) only after the JCC discusses such matters and the basis for BMS' proposed decision on such matters, and only after reasonably considering Corgentech's comments (through its JCC members) on such matters and proposed BMS decision, and further provided that such decisions with respect to the Royalty Territory must be consistent with the terms of this Agreement.
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Final Decision-Making Authority with Respect to the Royalty Territory. BMS shall have final decision-making authority on the JCC regarding all matters relating to the [*] of the Licensed Products in the Royalty Territory as provided in Section 2.7(c), including without limitation the following: (1) [*] and [*] of [*]; (2) [*] policy; (3) [*] and [*]; (4) [*] expenses and [*]; (5) [*] to be [*] and the proportion of [*] of the Licensed Products; (6) [*] program deployment; (7) [*] and product-related [*]; (8) [*] and decisions as to [*] will be [*]; (9) Licensed Product [*]; and (10) [*] and [*] of [*] plans; provided, however, that with respect to the matters covered by clauses [*], BMS shall make its decision on such matters (to the extent [*]) only after [*] such matters and the [*] on such matters, and only after [*] (through [*]) on such matters and [*], and further provided that such decisions with respect to the Royalty Territory must be consistent with the terms of this Agreement.

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